decade ago. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio with a look at the reaction to castro s passing. nia? ((nia wong)) brian and kirsten. today schools and government offices in cuba are closed. but depending on where you go..reactions about the cuban leader are mixed. we re told there s going to be an major outpouring today in havana s revolution plaza to pay tribute to fidel castro. it s there were people can sign a book of condolences. a public ceremony is also planned in the square on tuesday. 1959.he gained many critics throughout the world and thousands of cubans fled to miami. in little havana.there were different emotions this weekend. more remorseful than reverant. many in miami considered fidel a brutal dictator. now that he s gone.cuban-ame ricans are hopeful for the future. ((yvonne rodriguez/cuban- american: we are extremely curious, we love the culture and we fell in love with cuba without even going there. )) ((nia wong)) even though in the las
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